Here at Art Infliction, we run into the rare instances of having so many blog entries to the point that we run out of pages that can house any blog entry, with the week of May 18, 2020 through May 24, 2020 being such a week.
However, we always think of ways to showcase content that needs to be showcased. Especially in specific situations, such as when Artist Vs. (Con) Artists: Part 2 needed to be showcased on May 23, 2020 or when Heard Might Not Be The Word needed to be showcased on October 7, 2020.
And now you can add February 22, 2025 to that category, as Steve Kaycee blogs about adding another Justin Baldoni movie to the assessment/re-assessment roster.
You can read about it via the entry below.
**Note: The following content has adult wording. Discretion is advised
“Flickasbord, Volume 140”
At this particular juncture, “Parasite” could be the last one into The Project before “Dream Scenario” finally gets its overall guaranteed Flickuum spot. And while there is currently very little wiggle room to round out the assessment/re-assessment roster, I found two new additions for it, with one being a movie that I’ve constantly overlooked, while the other is a result of Justin Baldoni’s stock rising in The Project.
Let’s begin.
First up, I initially gave the middle finger to conformity as soon as I decided to ditch that lame ass graduation dance as an eighth grader back in 1999, and have stuck with that rebellious mindset ever since. As a matter of fact, nearly four months after I declined to stick around to dance with girls that were being portrayed as concubines of mythology by one of my frenemies, to instead watch Game 2 (New York Knicks Vs. San Antonio Spurs) of the NBA Finals, I saw a trailer for a movie that reminded me of my unyielding attitude from that night of late-June 1999. And as to what that movie was, well it was “Dogma”, which subsequently kept slipping through the cracks for all this time. But after seeing that movie via online window-shopping on Etsy, I re-remembered the fact that I wanted to see it all those years ago, thus it is now on the roster.
Next up, the move in justifying the rising Flickuum stock of Justin Baldoni continues, as the next movie to get a crack at turning his two Flickuum movies (It Ends With Us, The House Bunny) into three is “Alpha Males Experiment”, due to it being the best one of his that I haven’t assessed yet. And not only is my disdain for Blake Lively’s manipulation the driving force in adding this movie to the roster because in addition, it could fill the Omar Gooding void in The Project, along with it featuring Danielle Nicolet. Now let’s see if this movie can succeed, which is something that “Unrequited” was unable to do.
And finally, Tier 14 is no more, as the standings style battle involving the quarter of “The Secret Of NIMH”, “Independence Day: Resurgence”, “Greased Lightening” and “The Guard” proved to be a little too convoluted for me to keep up to date. So, with that being said, those four movies have turned that -56 of open “pre-Dream Scenario” Flickuum spots into a -50. Or should I say -51, as “Shortcut To Happiness” has been placed in a Tier 13 with a Project probability rate of 43%.
Well, 61 movies await graduation to Tier 5, which is a feat that “Paddington In Peru” pulled off not too long before this entry was written. And given the amount of assessments/re-assessments that are currently accessible to me, that number could grow between now and Monday night, as that’s when the next fully guaranteed Flickuum spot will be clinched.
Until the next time.